ITP JAN 25 | Katarzyna Kazimierczuk | Data Groups | Sprint 3 - alarmclock #503
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You've managed to get the timer counting down to an alarm, so well done! There are a few things missing, such as following the requirement that entering 10 turns into 00:10 (i.e. counts down ten seconds). Also it would be good to be able to cancel existing alarms that are set - i.e. if you set a new alarm it should cancel any existing alarm. It does work OK in the simple case though (if I type in 00:00:10 as the input).
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I'm not sure that the requirements here were to include an hours column - it looks like it's just minutes and seconds, in an MM:SS format.
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| const formattedTime = (hours, minutes, seconds) => { |
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This is a reasonable way to model a time given how we are modelling it.
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